The Kendal Commercial Grade 220 Watts 3 liters HEATED ULTRASONIC CLEANER HB23 apears to be quite deep. I need a machine that is atleast 6"W x 6"L X 6" in depth that also heats. Will this unit work for me?3" depth will not work for me. The Kendal Commercial Grade 220 Watts 3 liters HEATED ULTRASONIC CLEANER HB23 apears to be quite deep. I need a machine that is atleast 6"W x 6"L X 6" in depth that also heats.... » Read More The Kendal Commercial Grade 220 Watts 3 liters HEATED ULTRASONIC CLEANER HB23 apears to be quite deep. I need a machine that is atleast 6"W x 6"L X 6" in depth that also heats. Will this unit work for me?3" depth will not work for me. « Show Less
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No, by the time you put the basket in you maybe have 4" of depth. Also, the membrane buttons broke after about 3 months of light use. I would avoid this product all together. Unfortunately nicer quality ones are significantly more expensive.
22918
While this unit is in fact adequately deep (approx 7") and wide, I would very strongly reccommend against purchasing this model. I purchased mine new in February 2013 and in August the button to adjust the time stopped working. The following month the unit would no longer turn on, rendering it useless. I have since purchased a Branson 2210 which I have been very pleased with.
22919
Hi , I have this unit .Inside dimensions are 5 W x 10 L x 4 Deep. It heats well . I have been using it for motorcycle carbs , and it works great . They are larger than the unit is deep , but I just rotate them to clean opposite sides . I hope that helps . David
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I do not think this unit will work for you. The depth of the unit is approx. 4.5 inches. The bottom of the bowl stops at about the blue sticker around the display. Also, the unit I received did not heat precisely. The temperature would always rise well above what I set it at, so if you need a precise temperature, this could be another reason that this unit will not work for you. I'm not sure if it is just my particular unit that has that malfunction, or a general design flaw with all of them, but it was not much of an issue for what I am using it for. Hope this helps.
1702911
i work in apartment maintenance and maintain over 200 1.5 ton heatpumps,from past experience a 7cfm pump on a heatpump this size is to much,it will pull oil from the system,i personally feel a 5cfm is more than adequate,by pulling a ''fast'' vacuum with a larger cfm pump is not necessarily better.
1234566
Must be an error in the listing... The larger dimensions are correct. BTW, this is a great unit and very easy to use.
426500
I put mine, a Waste King L-8000 which isn't an especially compact model, on the deeper end. It made more sense as we use that side for more messy kitchen work and it's also the side where I installed a dishwasher.
1516016
I'm not sure but it climbs out 6 ft deep area very well. We have 2 in about 5 yrs. don't even use the built in cleaner anymore. Very pleased with this.
2069874
Hello Stan,The dimensions of the products are:Depth (In.): 14.75Height (In.): 11.5Interior Capacity: 0.9 cu. ft.Interior Dimensions (HxWxD): 8.31"H x 12.36"W x 12.66"DWeight (lbs.): 33.52Width (in.): 19.1 You can buy the product from here:Kenmore 0.9 cu. ft. Countertop Microwave Black 73099I hope this help you :)
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I have been very happy with the performance with King heaters. I do not heat a space of this size. Call them and I'm sure they will guide you to the right model for your needs.
86365
For me the important factor was size. I measured the dimensions of my old unit and the one that would fit my existing space was the 1/2 HP unit: http://www.amazon.com/Waste-King-L-2600-Continuous-Operation/dp/B0014X7B54/ref=cm_cd_ql_qh_dp_t
1308725
Hi,It's much smaller than 11 inch x 9 inch and definitely thicker than .3 inches. Which means those dimensions are not correct. This machine is very portable.
1555810
While I have used this pump many times for smaller pump applications it would be working too hard to run your in-floor cleaning system. I would use the full sized Eco-Star instead. you will get more energy savings and will pay for itself.
599949
Not sure. We got the more expensive one and could not be more pleased with this unit - we use it all the time, and it does a great job for those small jobs that do not warrant getting out the inline sweeper.
207202
I don't know its capacity, but I urge you to get a different ultrasonic cleaner. Personally, I'm throwing mine out, it's that useless.
1560137
This machine is 21" wide, 21" deep and 36" tall, so NOT 36 x 21 x 21. I couldn't figure out why it was 36" wide; width is ALWAYS the first measurement, NOT the height!! I almost didn't buy this machine because it wouldn't fit, THEN I finally saw THEIR specifications.
166550
I think that should be in the specs for the machine. However I measure 18.5" wide, 14.75" deep, when the output tray is not open 5.75". When the output tray is open the depth is 21"
536966
I have the extra large one and it's about 3-4" deep. I don't believe there are any bad chemicals in the coating. You do have to treat it with oil before the first use. Hopes this helps. By the way,I love mine.
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I wish I could sketch a drawing. I measured my clean sweep as you would stand in front of the machine for routing. It is a little complicated because the clean sweep is tapered at the bottom for efficient vacuum process. Maximum Depth(front to back) = 11 " (bottom 2"tapers to 9""), Maximum Width(left to right) = 12.75" (bottom also 12.75", no taper) Maximum Height( top to bottom)= 13" If your router is not over 11" high, I don't think you will have any problems. This application makes routing almost dustless and a great addition to a router table. Hope this helps you. Joe
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Hi Rolf...not too sure of your question, but when i had it we used it for our septic tank (in the caribbean)...it was okay...the sceptic was about 5-6 feet deep. Honestly it was a bit sometimish (as in sometimes that ball thing wouldn't activate the pump). we got a new one recently for another part of home....We live near a lagoon and its filled land so when the tide is high sometimes the water backs up...the one we got is the Red Lion Rl-SC50V 1/2 HP Cast Iron Sump Pump with Vertical Switch. its available on amazon...highly recommended. it has a much better activator switch (im sorry im not into the correct technical jargon)...hope this helps...but the pump you're asking about was still pretty good Hi Rolf...not too sure of your question, but when i had it we used it for our septic tank (in the caribbean)...it was okay...the sceptic was about 5-6 feet deep. Honestly it was a bit sometimish (as in sometimes that ball thing wouldn't activate the pump). we got a new one recently for another part of home....We live near a lagoon and its filled land so when the tide is high sometimes the water backs up...the one we got is the Red Lion Rl-SC50V 1/2 HP Cast Iron Sump Pump with Vertical Switch. its available on amazon...highly recommended. it has a much better activator switch (im sorry im... » Read More Hi Rolf...not too sure of your question, but when i had it we used it for our septic tank (in the caribbean)...it was okay...the sceptic was about 5-6 feet deep. Honestly it was a bit sometimish (as in sometimes that ball thing wouldn't activate the pump). we got a new one recently for another part of home....We live near a lagoon and its filled land so when the tide is high sometimes the water backs up...the one we got is the Red Lion Rl-SC50V 1/2 HP Cast Iron Sump Pump with Vertical Switch. its available on amazon...highly recommended. it has a much better activator switch (im sorry im not into the correct technical jargon)...hope this helps...but the pump you're asking about was still pretty good « Show Less